The command rails g active_admin:resource product doesn't actually create a model; it just creates the app/admin/products.rb file so Active Admin renders a GUI for this resource when you start your server. You've got to run rails g model product first.
That totally exists now. They're called Batch Actions :]
Kind of. It will sort by the ids of the parent model, instead of something more useful (like alphabetical sorting).
Perhaps because you're not using the
add
function? The below format works fine for me.The command
rails g active_admin:resource product
doesn't actually create a model; it just creates theapp/admin/products.rb
file so Active Admin renders a GUI for this resource when you start your server. You've got to runrails g model product
first.Assigning before_create (etc) callbacks in your model work just fine with ActiveAdmin. What exactly is your problem?